Lamps on the stage gradually lit up and created the Rajput/Mughal era of the show as the models emerged on to the ramp. The designer duo's romance with the Indian wedding continued for their creations inspired by the splendour of Maharajas along with 16th century couture, which had a blend of Mughal and Rajput aesthetics.

A mix of silhouettes, embroidery, regal touches, contemporary colours and styling was filled with eye-catching grandeur.

A mix of fabrics for saris, blouses, and kurtas had georgettes flirting with luxurious crepes and velvets swaying with silks.

The gorgeous jewellery was restricted to elaborate "kaan phool" that matched the grandeur of the ensembles.

Embroidery has always been a strong forte of the husband/wife team.

There was intricate Meenakari recreating the beauty of ancient carvings, zardosi, zari, Marodi, silk cutwork with metallic and velvet fabrics and zari peeta work, which were the mainstay of the collection.